The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
Aud Therefore objects to the Distri-
button OF $4,000 Copies OF
the Message,
In WHICH THE PEOPLES IDOL
FROM THE MOUNTAINS
Demands Federal Aid for PGbllc Ed
nc ,tIOn, and Reco In
dustrial Enterprises.
A SPEECH BY YOUNG DAVIS,
FROM MEMPHIS,
In Opposition TO the Prohibition
Amendment to the COnstitu-
ton OF the state.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

IsPEOIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
NASHVILLE, TENN February l4.-ln
the Senate this morning Mr.. Sanford
present d q memorial from the de-
positors OF the Bank OF Tennessee
Mr.. Long presented petition from
the cilizsns of Jackson assing that the
charter Of Jackson county be net
am ended.
Mr.. Monted onico presented petit
ton from SneIhy county in relation TO
an agricultural college.
Mr.. Montedonico ire M the Commit
tee of labor. rep )Ited the IeCommen-
dstion OF the committee on Senate
bill providing for Ststs Board OF Ar
bitration to adjust labor troubles,
which Ia that the bill shall be corsid-
cred by Committee OF the Whole.
The Senate resumed consideration
OF tbs bill relating to abstract COM
pantes. The bill passed it's final read.
ing by a vots OF 20lo7.
The following was sent to the @ erk's
deas and read by him:
/, r. Il, Thompson, Senator OF the
Thirteenth Senatorial District, do
enter the following as my protest
,ainst the action OF the Senate order
ing 5000 copies Of the Gov
ernof's message at the expense
o. the State. / protest against
the pub icaiion Of said mefs ige
because, 10 opposition to the advice OF
Gov. Bate, the great friend OF the peo-
pie, In opposition to the expressed
will OF 10000 Democrats In conven-
ton assem- bled, in opposition 10 the
repeated action Of ths Legislature, the
said message advises the reopsning OF
the State debt settlement, for the pur-
pose OF furding at par about $500, 1000
railroad bonds, which were bought
by George Peabody at a nominal price
and given TO an institu ion in Mary
land for what they were
worth on the market; because
this recommendation Was made
at the instance OF an cd paid lobbyist
wlo has become a public nuisance by
the frequency of his robbing missions I;
because the message gives aid and
comfort 10 the corrupt lobbyists who
hang around the capital for the pur-
pose OF plundering the people; because
said message announces doctrines
relative to the powers OF Congress in
collecting and dist ributing taxes
dangerous to the liberties OF the people
and in direct opposition to the doc.
time of TIE party which nominated
aud elected the Governor.
NEW BILLS.
To eKNend the corporate limits OF tn,
town OF McMinnvilIe.
To amend section 1924 of the code
relating tn compromising witnesses be
fore grand jurles.
TO change the corporation line o
IN town Of Pulaski.
To amend an act passed March Is
1888, to settle the State debt.
To authorize municipal corporation
to collect tn ir own taxes, as is don,
in lse OF merchants.
To settle with the depositors OF tn,
Bank Of Tennessee.
To prevent the killing of game bird
from February lst to October LIST.
To amend the code in relation T.
alb Quoting females, to save expense l.
litigants in Circuit Courts.
To prevent oppression in misde
maanGr cases.
To amend the general assignmen
law and TO prevent preference anon
creditors
Authorizing Knoxville to Issue bond
for sewerage purposes
Authorizing municipal corporation
| - f.nI mai. tnIahNaInaaa a-iak,n
January l, 1887.
Authoriz ug the cancellation OF III
. penitentiary lease.
To create the oflics OF county jude
} for Knox county.
Making IL q misdemeanor to carr
=, on barbering on Sunday.
y Regulating the manner OF holdin
urieS Of inquest.
!, To prevent the spread OF diseases.
n To limit the number OF notaries pul
n lie
y To provide for the working of II
public roads.
. To prevent stealing from orchard
q and poultry yards, and providing tn
persons found guilty OF same shs
" work out fine and costs on the publ
n roads.
Q BILLS ON THIRD READING.
q To abolish the charter OF Dandridg
}. passed.
To abolish the Office Of Coun
8 Judge Of Marshall county. Passed.
10 The Senate non-conCurred in Il
d House amendments proposed TO Il
10 bill suthoriz 'ng counties and munit
. palities to subscribe to the capit
u stock o. railroads, in order to hs
u y the measure considered by comm
~ Tee OF conference.
10 To change the time for holding cou
u IN the Third OhanCery Division al
u Fourth Judi lial Circuit House amen
" ments concurred in.
u ., Hou9e jlint resolution relating
~ the Southern Cotton Planters Asso
20 at on was concurred in.
" House joint revolution instruct
AS the Attorney General to take nect
w sary steps for the collection OF t
70 tour bills OF exchange now in t
q treasury aud unsolicited was &C